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rosoglioed adj. Reduced by drink to a sweet fruit liqueur, with little resistance to further pouring. Ayesha was rosoglioed and accepted the fruit cordial as a sensible continuation. rosogollaed adj. You have drunk enough to become sweet, yielding and best moved with a spoon. rosolic acided adj. The drunkenness of one who has become aurin-like, red, and chemically unhelpful. Philomenia was rosolic acided and described the lamps as laboratory equipment. rosolioed adj. Softened by drink into a sweet fruit liqueur and left agreeable to almost anything. Tahtiana was rosolioed and offered everyone a taste of her imaginary bottle. rosolited adj. Sharpened by drink into a pink garnet, attractive but not especially useful. Celestina was rosolited beneath the pink lampshade and declined to move. rosoljed adj. Loosened by drink into a beetroot salad, with the evening's ingredients no longer distinct. Tamiria was rosoljed and mixed the crisps with the pudding. rosquillaed adj. Emboldened by drink to regard a doughnut as a suitable badge of office. rossed adj. Slowed by drink to the rough, scaly pace of tree bark. rosselled adj. Drunk and reduced to light land, best crossed with care. rossered adj. Drunk, with the result that every uniformed stranger acquires investigative significance. rossited adj. Drunk to the point where the room appears triclinic, yellow, and faintly mineral. rossmanited adj. Drunk enough to acquire a trigonal shape and several unnecessary chemical constituents. Amberli was rossmanited and stood in a remarkably triangular doorway. rosso corsaed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary red and into the bright red of a sports car. Lydya was rosso corsaed and attempted a racing start from the sofa. rossogollaed adj. You are drunk and liable to dissolve into any available syrup. rossolisided adj. Drunk beyond the point where a sundew's naphthoquinone glycoside seems worth discussing. Jardan was rossolisided and examined the houseplant for medicinal significance. rossomalaied adj. Drunk and arranged in soft, creamy layers beneath a blanket, with water close at hand.